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We’re back! 300 Student Ambassadors. 10 Schools. 6 Youth Trainers.
School has resumed for another academic year so we’re continuing our DRASA Youth Ambassador program!
Onboarding new DRASA Ambassadors
Who are the DRASA Ambassadors?
All students who were selected to be members of the “DRASA Health and Hygiene Club” in their secondary schools are called DRASA Ambassadors.
What are we doing with the DRASA Ambassadors?
We’re training these youth through DRASA Health and Hygiene Clubs so they can influence and improve the health and hygiene conditions of their schools, homes, and wider communities.
We train them using interactive lessons and activities that cover such topics as:
- Personal hygiene
- Antimicrobial/antibiotic resistance
- Handwashing
- Food safety
DRASA Ambassadors during a Health and Hygiene Club meeting
Who are our Youth Trainers?
They are new members of the DRASA team who are implementing this Ambassador program in their assigned schools. They are all passionate about public health and our nation’s youth and because they have different backgrounds and come from different places, in the coming weeks we’ll introduce them through a series of blog posts called Humans of DRASA.
DRASA Team
We’re looking forward to a fun year ahead with these young leaders and our Youth Trainers! The program will run from September 2018 – June 2019 so stay tuned for updates.
Click below to meet our first trainer and to see more:
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I am moved by what is going on and I would love to be a volunteer in reaching out to the second school studets